is it normal to smell like its burning?
Does the pope shoot flames out of his ass?
noEnder2309 wrote:
is it normal to smell like its burning?
don't think soHurricaИe wrote:
Does the pope shoot flames out of his ass?
Which pope, old pope or nazi pope?HurricaИe wrote:
Does the pope shoot flames out of his ass?
check the lint trap?
still waiting for the over 15s....
Well, I can't come to a proper conclusion without you telling us the specs of your dryer.
How old is it? How many hands has it been through? How did you acquire it? Have you encountered this burning smell before?
I think you should check it out. Better safe than sorry. Turn off the dryer, open the door and check if anything's caught where it shouldn't be. Something could have been jammed in one of the vents, blocking airflow and thus burning. If all is well, just continue the drying process if the clothes still need drying.
How old is it? How many hands has it been through? How did you acquire it? Have you encountered this burning smell before?
I think you should check it out. Better safe than sorry. Turn off the dryer, open the door and check if anything's caught where it shouldn't be. Something could have been jammed in one of the vents, blocking airflow and thus burning. If all is well, just continue the drying process if the clothes still need drying.
Last edited by Cyrax-Sektor (2008-07-06 18:06:56)
All popes have that power, for proof just watch South Park.Poseidon wrote:
Which pope, old pope or nazi pope?HurricaИe wrote:
Does the pope shoot flames out of his ass?
...Ender2309 wrote:
still waiting for the over 15s....
Usually a burning smell comes from something at a very high temperature. In addition, if you've never smelled a burning smell from your dryer...
edit: I'm over 15
Last edited by HurricaИe (2008-07-06 18:08:45)
about 3-4 years old. bought new, no, but then i've never checked for it before. lint traps clean, nothing's caught anywhere.Cyrax-Sektor wrote:
Well, I can't come to a proper conclusion without you telling us the specs of your dryer.
How old is it? How many hands has it been through? How did you acquire it? Have you encountered this burning smell before?
I think you should check it out. Better safe than sorry. Turn off the dryer, open the door and check if anything's caught where it shouldn't be. Something could have been jammed in one of the vents, blocking airflow and thus burning. If all is well, just continue the drying process if the clothes still need drying.
jesus christEnder2309 wrote:
is it normal to smell like its burning?
Ender2309 wrote:
still waiting for the over 15s....
What do you expect with that as the OP.Ender2309 wrote:
is it normal to smell like its burning?
no its normal. now go stick a knife in the electrical outlet to see if it is working properly.
Normal, no. Unless your clothes are on fire. Then it would be perfectly normal to smell like it's burning, because it would be.Ender2309 wrote:
is it normal to smell like its burning?
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Dude, go clean out the lint filter! NOW!